Man arrested in crash that killed 40-year-old wife of LMPD sergeant

A man has been arrested and charged in a crash that killed a 40-year-old mother of two last month.Adam Sanders, 42, of La Grange, was indicted Tuesday on charges of murder, wanton endangerment and driving under the influence. He is accused of crashing into a vehicle and killing 40-year-old Erendida Lane on Jan. 13 on Taylorsville Lake Road:Lane's 14-year-old daughter, Sophia, was also in the vehicle. She was hurt and taken to Norton Children's Hospital for care. Police say witnesses told them that the vehicle Sanders was driving had been swerving erratically.Police say Sanders swerved into the southbound lanes and Lane's vehicle head-on. Lane was the wife of Louisville Metro Police Sgt. Chris Lane.Lane's name may sound familiar. He was at a construction site on I-264 in 2021 when a gunman killed a worker. The gunman shot Lane in the face as he tried to apprehend him. Read more here.WLKY also did a story with Lane back in 2014 when Sophia was battling leukemia. Sanders is also charged with criminal mischief and speeding 13 mph over the limit. He is being held at Louisville Metro Corrections, and a bond has been set at $100,000. He was arrested Tuesday at his home in Oldham County.Sanders is tentatively scheduled to be arraigned in court Feb. 26 at 10:30 a.m. LMPD has set up ways to help Sgt. Lane and his family: You can read here about how to help